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... hope lies in education upon these topics , together with a re- newed loyalty to the spirit that has actuated the no- blest of our countrymen . It is the hope of the author that here and there one will be led to be truer to that spirit ...
... hope lies in education upon these topics , together with a re- newed loyalty to the spirit that has actuated the no- blest of our countrymen . It is the hope of the author that here and there one will be led to be truer to that spirit ...
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... hope of salvation , the sign of the Promised Land . This is , as the kaleidoscope of history turns , a long time for so specific a tradition to persist . The insti- tutions and avowed ideals of Great Britain , of France , of most of the ...
... hope of salvation , the sign of the Promised Land . This is , as the kaleidoscope of history turns , a long time for so specific a tradition to persist . The insti- tutions and avowed ideals of Great Britain , of France , of most of the ...
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... , and that we should substitute for Americanism the spirit , say , of international Socialism or Communism , or some other exotic theory and hope . Certainly there is much to be said for some of these alien 2 AMERICA FACES THE FUTURE.
... , and that we should substitute for Americanism the spirit , say , of international Socialism or Communism , or some other exotic theory and hope . Certainly there is much to be said for some of these alien 2 AMERICA FACES THE FUTURE.
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... hope . We can not advance by breaking with our traditions ; but we must forever be applying these great traditions to the new situations that arise , and discovering new meanings in their well - worn words . If Americanism meant the ...
... hope . We can not advance by breaking with our traditions ; but we must forever be applying these great traditions to the new situations that arise , and discovering new meanings in their well - worn words . If Americanism meant the ...
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... hope and believe that these steps mark the beginning of a course which will continue until the Filipinos become fit to decide for themselves whether they desire to be an independent nation . " In recognition of this long - proclaimed ...
... hope and believe that these steps mark the beginning of a course which will continue until the Filipinos become fit to decide for themselves whether they desire to be an independent nation . " In recognition of this long - proclaimed ...
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